Nature’s Fury: Thunderbolt Kills Two Buffaloes, Injures Two in Katigorah

In a shocking turn of events, a sudden thunderstrike in Katigorah, Cachar, left two buffaloes dead and two brothers unconscious, highlighting the unpredictable wrath of nature.

Nature, in all its beauty, can be equally dangerous, and one recent incident has reminded us of this harsh reality. Thunderstorms, often accompanied by lightning, can be deadly if not taken seriously. Recently, in Katigorah, a terrifying incident occurred where a lightning strike directly hit two buffaloes, tragically leading to their death, while two men nearby lost consciousness.

The incident took place when Maynul Haque Choudhury and Narul Haque Choudhury were attending to their buffaloes. While they were tying the animals in their shed, a sudden lightning strike occurred, bringing both the men and the animals to the ground. The local villagers quickly sprang into action, rescuing the injured men and rushing them to Katigorah Hospital. The buffaloes, unfortunately, succumbed to the severe injuries inflicted by the lightning.

A family member, while addressing the media, recounted the harrowing experience. She mentioned that the two brothers were in the process of tying the buffaloes when the lightning struck. The entire community rushed to the scene, only to find the buffaloes lifeless and the brothers unconscious. Immediate efforts were made to transport the injured men to the hospital for urgent medical attention.

This tragic incident highlights the importance of seeking shelter during severe weather conditions. Thunderstorms, especially with lightning, should never be taken lightly. Mother Nature is as nurturing as she is wrathful, and caution is essential to avoid such devastating consequences. Taking shelter during storms is crucial, as it could be the difference between life and death.